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Touch Pro External Power
I'd like to know what the voltage limits are when using an external power source. I know the "official" power supply/Charger cradle puts out 5V, but a typical battery pack of AA cells will be one of 3v, 6v or higher. I called HTC Tech support but they couldn't tell me whether the input is voltage stabilized/limited or not.
Any HTC techs, or someone with access to the technical specs?
Thanks!
Any HTC techs, or someone with access to the technical specs?
Thanks!
the standard battery for the touch pro is Rechargeable Lithium-ion or Lithium-ion polymer battery
Capacity: 1340 mAh
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I'd like to know what the voltage limits are when using an external power source. I know the "official" power supply/Charger cradle puts out 5V, but a typical battery pack of AA cells will be one of 3v, 6v or higher. I called HTC Tech support but they couldn't tell me whether the input is voltage stabilized/limited or not.
Any HTC techs, or someone with access to the technical specs? Thanks! |
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